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I try to invoke Connection Properties dialog box that Visual Studio 2005 use.
The dialog that I said is used in many places such as when developers build
connection string in Settings.setting file
(http://www.one.co.th/downloads/Settings.settings.png). The Connection
Properties dialog box will appear to allow developers to build connection
string. I found article
(http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q309485) in MSDN
that use Data Link Properties dialog box but it is not fit to my requirement.
Data Link Properties dialog box allow user to select many types of database
but I just want user to select only SQL Server and Data Link Properties
dialog box is not allow user to build connection string for SQL Server
Express Edition. I am very sure that the Connection Properties dialog box can
invoke programmatically by using .NET Framework but unfortunately I cannot
find any articles that talk about it or I may misunderstand . If anyone
know how to invoke the Connection Properties dialog box, please tell me or
just navigate me to the article.
Thanks
Teeravee Sirinapasawasdee
The dialog that I said is used in many places such as when developers build
connection string in Settings.setting file
(http://www.one.co.th/downloads/Settings.settings.png). The Connection
Properties dialog box will appear to allow developers to build connection
string. I found article
(http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q309485) in MSDN
that use Data Link Properties dialog box but it is not fit to my requirement.
Data Link Properties dialog box allow user to select many types of database
but I just want user to select only SQL Server and Data Link Properties
dialog box is not allow user to build connection string for SQL Server
Express Edition. I am very sure that the Connection Properties dialog box can
invoke programmatically by using .NET Framework but unfortunately I cannot
find any articles that talk about it or I may misunderstand . If anyone
know how to invoke the Connection Properties dialog box, please tell me or
just navigate me to the article.
Thanks
Teeravee Sirinapasawasdee